Connected devices are used every day in our personal lives, but not as much in the workplace, where safety program challenges can often include:
And these challenges could impact worker and worksite safety when it matters most.
There are more than 50 million lone workers in the US, Canada, and Europe, with the most common industries being oil and gas, telecommunications, utilities, construction, and industrial contractors.¹
Developing an effective connected safety program requires that PPE and wearable devices that are already needed are able to seamlessly connect to the cloud and to software – to help improve visibility of workers and worksites across your organization.
Here’s how:
Connected Workers
Providing workers with connected PPE and detection wearables can help to improve worker safety and ensure that lone workers are not alone. Connecting workers gives safety managers visibility into:
It can be difficult to difficult to manage assets across different sites and keep remote teams productive. Connecting worksites gives safety managers visibility into:
Connected Workflows
With connected workflows, you can get the safety management data and insights to help not only improve safety, but also streamline compliance and productivity. This visibility can allow organizations to:
A seamlessly integrated solution of connected PPE and cloud-based systems provides visibility of your workers, worksite, and workflows that can make all the difference and help organizations drive a proactive safety culture over time.
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